Orillas

Carmona, Juan
Mi5 Recordings
World | Jun 2007

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2007-06-19
Flamenco guitar that pays homage to Spain’s Moorish past. Joined by vocals, bass, flutes, percussion. Wonderfully arranged and orchestrated, with a contemporary, sophisticated sound. Many with a symphonic suite construction. Some tracks flow right into the next one so watch for sudden endings. (Reviews marked with = mean it flows into the next track, in case you want to play both.)

1. Short intro of horns, slow guitar, strings. =
*2. Upbeat blend of palmas, strings, vocals. Lush & vibrant. =
*3. Male vox, driving, a nicely rich arrangement.
4. Lots of percussion, mid/upbeat w/a touch of jazz.=
*5. Upbeat w/great guitar work. Palmas, perc, lots of shouting.
*6. Gentle, flowing, atmospheric. Rich No. African sound. Picks up.
7. Chanting, guitar, palmas/feet intricate layers of strings. Mid/up.
8. Relaxed w/vocals then picks up – gets driving.
9. Flute intro, melodic guitar mostly downtempo. Very pretty.

Recent airplay

Esperando
At the Cafe BohemianAug 28, 2007
Noche
Transmission OverloadAug 26, 2007
Juncales
At the Cafe BohemianAug 07, 2007
Noche
New World DisorderAug 04, 2007
Juncales
At the Cafe BohemianJul 31, 2007
Juncales
New World DisorderJul 28, 2007

Charting

2007-07-01 — 2007-09-02 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Sep 2 2
Aug 12 1
Aug 5 2
Jul 29 1
Jul 15 1
Jul 8 1

Track listing

1. Ronda
2. Noche
3. Esperando
4. Marrakech
5. Juncales
6. Il Han
7. Solea Mora
8. Tu Vives En Mi
9. De Casablanca A Granada